[stevo4517]

I tried several times to check my email but there was an error message stating that I needed Java script to access my Hotmail account. How do I do this?

Thanks

[plchan]

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Originally Posted by stevo4517

I tried several times to check my email but there was an error message stating that I needed Java script to access my Hotmail account. How do I do this?

Thanks

Are you trying to login to hotmail via the internet browser?

[flash24]

tmobile doesn't currently support it yet.. so, no.

[kwang98131]

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Not sure if it matters on carrier but I have an 8700c with cingular and I access hotmail via 2 ways... Through push mail on BB and also through my browser. Make sure you options are correctly configured in browser also.

[flash24]

tmobile said their working on supporting hotmail tho. :D

[plchan]

Originally Posted by kwang98131

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Not sure if it matters on carrier but I have an 8700c with cingular and I access hotmail via 2 ways... Through push mail on BB and also through my browser. Make sure you options are correctly configured in browser also.

are you a pay-hotmail customer?
i thought only a pay-hotmail customer can get the pop3 access.

[Aroc]

try setting up your account for mobile.msn.com. Then you can access mobile.msn.com from any phone (inc. blackberry). The limitation is the web interface for mobile.msn.com is very limited. I believe you can only browse messages. I don't think you can act on any of them (e.g., delete, reply, forward, etc). So it's not much functionality.

You can also configure mobile.msn.com to send you SMS messages when you get new email on your msn or hotmail account.

I could call this definitely NOT optimal. I wish (at least) the paid (if not free) hotmail accounts had the ability to use filters like GMail does. (even forwarding would be a plus).

[junior1790]

If you are a hotmailplus account user, $19.95 a year, you can configure pop3 push access. T-mobile does not support this as of yet but with cingular and verizon, works flawlessly...

[kwang98131]

Originally Posted by plchan

are you a pay-hotmail customer?
i thought only a pay-hotmail customer can get the pop3 access.

no i dont pay hotmail any fees.. i can use it off my blackberry push or access it through the browser (looks all funny and messed up though)

[rjw3000]

I get my hotmail emails with mobile.msn.com through the browser. gives you access to hotmail, msn messenger, etc. you can read, reply, delete emails with hotmail on there. for some reason, the mobile.msn site recently changed for me and I lost the mobile live mail betas and the mobile live search betas which were both nice to use. the messenger got stripped down as well. not sure why that happened, but not happy with new changes. also, you can access the same site through mobile.live.com.